Archive | May 19, 2015
30 Grilled Cheese Sandwiches You Didn’t Know Could Possibly Exist (Photos)
When Birds Squawk, Other Species Seem to Listen
30 days of Devotion – Brighid – Day 22
- A quote, a poem, or piece of writing that you think this deity resonates strongly
This was worded very oddly but it would be her ancient chant and the genealogy of Brighid probably.
Every day and every night that I say the geneology of Brighid
I shall not be killed
I shall not be harmed
I shall not be put into a cell
I shall not be wounded
No fire, no sun, no moon shall burn me
No lake, no water, no sea shall drown me.
For I am the child of Poetry,
Poetry, child of Reflection,
Reflection, child of Meditation,
Meditation, child of Lore,
Lore, child of Research,
Research, child of Great Knowledge,
Great Knowledge, child of Intelligence,
Intelligence, child of Comprehension,
Comprehension, child of Wisdom,
Wisdom, child of Brighid.
Carmina Gaedelica edited by Lunea Weatherstone
May my words be as considered as poetry,
May I reflect on all I do or say,
May I meditate on those things important spiritually
May I seek to know more of the lore
May I research what I am curious about and what will enable me to grow
May I seek to know great knowledge,
May I acknowledge the intelligence of others
May I comprehend what I seek to learn and apply those lessons
May I know that seeking wisdom is not the same as being wise.
May I be a child of Brighid.
Kat
Brighid, bean-oirdheirc
Lasrach grad
Fetaim lasrach soillse
Thoir cuireadh sinne
ris a’ bheatha
mhaireannach`
Brighid, Sublime Woman
Quick flame
Long may you burn bright!
You give us the invitation
to life everlasting
anonymous
Listen!
Listen!
Do you hear the trees speaking?
Listen!
Do you hear the wind calling?
Listen!
Do you hear your blood singing?
Listen!
Do you hear the birds calling?
Listen!
Do you hear it?
Listen!
The world is calling you
Listen!
Have you answered?
Kat 2015
Gay Pay for Straight Work
By Sean Waite and Nicole Denier
Over the last two decades there has been a growing interest in the labor market outcomes of gay men and lesbians. It has long been acknowledged that labor markets are stratified along multiple dimensions, such as gender, race and nativity. More recently new data has shed light on how labor market opportunities and rewards may also differ by sexual orientation. So far research has generally found that gay men earn less than straight men and lesbians earn more than straight women (in our work we show that this still means earning less than all men).
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